Release Date : October 15,2021

Starring: Akhil Akkineni, Pooja Hegde, Eesha Rebba, Faria Abdullah, Aamani, Murali Sharma, Vennela Kishore, Jayaprakash, Pragathi, Amit Tiwari, Posani Krishna Murali, Getup Srinu, Sudigali Sudheer

Director: Bommarillu Bhaskar

Producers: Bunny Vasu, Vasu Varma

Critic Reviews

123 Telugu

Caption : Most Eligible Bachelor – Modern take on relationships

Verdict: On the whole, Most Eligible Bachelor is a take on modern relationships. The story is quite simple and logic is missed here and there. All those who do not mind the above-said things can give this film a shot for its good music, lavish visuals, and passable comedy.

Rating : 3/5

Times of India

Caption : Most Eligible Bachelor – A breezy rom-com that lacks emotional depth

Verdict: Most Eligible Bachelor remains the story of a man who thinks he has it all to make a good husband and a woman giving him a reality check. Watch this one if you like breezy romances.

Rating : 3/5

Great Andhra

Caption : Directionless Narration

"Most Eligible Bachelor" is just a passable rom-com, but with more boring portions. 

Bottom-line: This bachelor story is a 'boiler'

Rating : 2.5/5

Gulte

Caption : Half Breezy Half Preachy

Thumbs Up
Pooja Hegde, Songs, Visuals

Finally, the Most Eligible Bachelor is engaging with most of it, except for some slowdowns and deviations.

Rating : 2.75/5

Indiaglitz

Verdict
Most Eligible Bachelor is an important film because it taps into the anxieties of today's youngersters and also offers futuristic solutions.

Rating : 3/5

IMDB

Akhil and Pooja have a love story with a touch of comedy, where they confront their ideas of married life.

User Rating : 7.4/10

Telugu360

Verdict
Most Eligible Bachelor with its wafer-thin story line, ends up presenting a cliché definition to "Romance". A disappointing second half negates the entertaining first half. Two good songs and overall lighter vein approach might be enough to a limited section of youngsters. At its best, this is an average film.

Rating : 2.75/5

Idlebrain

Analysis
Most Eligible Bachelor explores the concept of love and marriage through two contrasting personalities. First half of the film is decent with a couple of melodies and entertaining narration. Second half lacks engagement mainly due to character reversal. It’s pretty hard to see Pooja Hegde (usually the boss girl) as the damsel in distress and it’s not nice to see Akhil character who believes in positivity and purity resorting to shadow games to get close to the heroine. The climax of the film is preachy with Bommarillu Bhaskar trying to recreate the climax from his classic Bommarillu. Most Eligible Bachelor is not a bad film and it's better than most of the recent releases. However, it falls short of being a good film. The packaging of the film, music and Dasara holidays will do good for the film.